Client Newsletters
Our client enews aims to provide a summary of the financial news and reminders that may matter to you and your business. As not all may be relevant, and to make it easier to read we give only a brief overview.
If you would like to discuss any of the matters with us, please contact us.
Client Newsletter Summer 2026
Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings 2026
Client Newsletter March 2026
Client Newsletter January 2026
Client Newsletter December 2025
Client Newsletter November 2025
Client Newsletter August 2025
ID Verification
Client Newsletter July 2025
Small Business Tax & Finance Update
In this month's update for SMEs:
- HMRC tax receipts rise sharply - HMRC collected £938.8 billion in tax and National Insurance receipts during 2025/26, an increase of 9.3% on the previous year.
- Benefit fraud bill reaches £9.9bn - According to the Department for Work and Pensions’ (DWP) latest annual report and accounts, fraudulent benefit overpayments reached £9.9bn in 2025/26.
- Mortgage rises hit millions - More than 5 million homeowners are expected to see their monthly mortgage repayments rise by the end of 2028, according to new Bank of England forecasts.
- FCA sets crypto regulation timeline - The UK crypto industry has reached a “significant milestone” after the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) confirmed new rules for firms operating in the sector.
Business Update August 2026
Spotlight on...
- E-invoicing: What UK businesses should do now. Key planning points for businesses ahead of the 2029 mandate. E-invoicing is moving from a software choice to a compliance and finance planning issue. The government has confirmed that e-invoicing will become mandatory for all VAT invoices from April 2029. HMRC and the Department for Business and Trade are due to publish an implementation roadmap at Budget 2026, setting out the milestones businesses should expect before the mandate takes effect. READ MORE
- Divorce and tax: What you need to consider. How divorce can affect property, pensions, investments and future tax bills. Divorce or the end of a civil partnership often involves difficult personal and financial decisions. Tax may not be the first point on the list, but it can change the real value of a settlement. A proposed division of assets may look fair on paper. The after tax position may be different if one person receives an asset with a built in gain, moves out of the family home, takes over a property with a mortgage, receives a pension share or becomes responsible for Child Benefit. READ MORE
Dentist Enews
Dentist enews December 2024
Charities Enews
Charity enews Summer 2026
Charity Seminar 2026 invitation
Charities enews February 2025
AISMA Doctor Newsline
The AISMA Doctor Newsline, the newsletter for GPs and practice managers, is published by our membership organisation, the Association of Independent Specialist Medical Accountants.
AISMA GP Newsline Summer 2026
AISMA GP Newsline Spring 2026
AISMA GP Newsline Winter 2025/26
AISMA GP Newsline Autumn 2025
AISMA GP Newsline Summer 2025
AISMA GP Newsline Spring 2025
AISMA GP Newsline Winter 2024/2025
AISMA GP Newsline Autumn 2024